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ST. DOMINICJACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Aquafresh Orders Date & Time Page 1 of 2 Pharmacy Mnemonic: QUARTER 1. Ordering Physician: Diagnosis: 2. Assure admission status is inpatient.

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How to fill out aquapheresis orders

1. Step 1: Start by reviewing the patient's medical history and current condition.
2. Step 2: Assess the patient's fluid status and determine if aquapheresis is the appropriate treatment option.
3. Step 3: Consult with a nephrologist or a specialist familiar with aquapheresis to discuss the treatment plan.
4. Step 4: Obtain the necessary aquapheresis orders from the healthcare provider, including the specific parameters for treatment.
5. Step 5: Fill out the aquapheresis orders accurately, including the patient's demographic information, diagnosis, treatment duration, and specific fluid removal targets.
6. Step 6: Ensure that the aquapheresis orders are signed and dated by the healthcare provider.
7. Step 7: Communicate with the aquapheresis treatment team to facilitate the scheduling and implementation of the treatment.
8. Step 8: Monitor the patient's progress during the aquapheresis procedure and make any necessary adjustments to the treatment parameters.
9. Step 9: Document the details of the aquapheresis treatment in the patient's medical record.
10. Step 10: Follow up with the patient after the aquapheresis procedure to assess the treatment's effectiveness and make further recommendations if needed.

Who needs aquapheresis orders?

1. Patients with fluid overload conditions, such as congestive heart failure, end-stage renal disease, or liver cirrhosis may require aquapheresis orders.
2. Aquapheresis may be ordered for patients who are not responding adequately to diuretic therapy or have contraindications to diuretics.
3. People with refractory edema, ascites, or hyponatremia may also benefit from aquapheresis treatment.
4. A nephrologist or a specialist will evaluate the patient's condition and determine if aquapheresis orders are necessary for their treatment.

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What is aquapheresis orders?

Aquapheresis orders refer to the specific medical orders or prescriptions for carrying out aquapheresis treatment, which is a medical procedure used to remove excess fluid from the body.

Who is required to file aquapheresis orders?

Aquapheresis orders are usually filed by healthcare providers, such as doctors or nurses, who are responsible for administering the treatment to the patient.

How to fill out aquapheresis orders?

Aquapheresis orders should be filled out by the healthcare provider with all the necessary information regarding the patient's condition, the prescribed treatment, and any other relevant details.

What is the purpose of aquapheresis orders?

The purpose of aquapheresis orders is to ensure that the treatment is properly administered to the patient according to the prescribed guidelines and to track the progress of the treatment.

What information must be reported on aquapheresis orders?

Aquapheresis orders should include information such as the patient's name, date of birth, medical history, prescribed treatment, dosage, and frequency of the treatment.